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Biography Saul Franklin is a Brazilian Visual Artist living in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He graduated in Visual Arts at Anhanguera University Center, started his trajectory at Sculptor Alvaro Franklin's Atelier as an assistant in the execution of several sculptural projects, during this period he also received specialization courses in modeling, sculpture and painting. And from 2021 he took over the art atelier left by his father, dedicating himself exclusively to his artistic production. He has participated in group exhibitions and art salons, and has works in private collections in several states of Brazil and the United States. … Saul Franklin (São Paulo/Brazil - 1987) Professional Contemporary Visual Artist, specialized in painting and sculpture. He began his career with his father (Alvaro Franklin) with whom he had his first contact with art. /// Professional Experience 2021 - Took over the art studio left by his father (Alvaro Franklin) in partnership with Vilma Silveira (his mother), dedicating himself exclusively to his artistic production. 2017 - Participates in the book Abotoando o universo III. Work and life honored by a student from MOSC school - Embu/SP. 2009/Current - Produced several works in São Paulo with works in private collections in several states of Brazil and the United States. 2000/2018 - Worked at Sculptor Alvaro Franklin's Atelier as an assistant in the execution of several sculptural projects. /// Artist Statement Being a contemporary artist opens up possibilities for expression in many different mediums, but I feel most comfortable expressing myself through sculpture and painting. My work as a visual artist presents my fascination with objects, colors, and the chemical mixtures we can obtain with various types of materials. I fell in love with the abstract in my childhood, given my upbringing with my father. I never felt trapped and/or obliged to respect colors or stereotyped shapes. At first it was a game in my father's studio, which became my lifelong pursuit. I did not have a traumatic childhood, on the contrary, mine was inspiring and became my compass! I have always observed the real nature of things, of the objects around me. And so I have always sought new ways of doing things. In my artistic practices I seek to present reflections and tests obtained from the abstractions of nature around me and within me.